Phonetics 2025 Hong Kong – Book of Abstracts

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View Title Presenter Authors Affiliation
ViewA Gestural Approach to Latin /pl, fl, kl/ Cluster Realizations in Galego-Portuguese and SardinianBenjamin SchmeiserBenjamin SchmeiserIllinois State University
ViewA Three-Dimension Quantitative Model about Tone SandhiWANG,ChunWANG,Chun | LIANG,Huijing | HE,MaoxinThe Chinese University of Hongkong | Beijing Language and Culture University | Xiamen University
ViewAcoustic Features of Cantonese Speech Acts: Prosodic Evidence from Words and SentencesMeixuan LiMeixuan Li | Bingxin Liu | Si ChenThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University | The Hong Kong Polytechnic University | The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
ViewAn articulatory study of prenuclear glides in Southwestern MandarinJing HuangJing Huang | Feng-fan HsiehCity University of Macau | National Tsing Hua University
ViewArabic Phonological Transfer in English Stress Assignment: Patterns and Pedagogical ImplicationsSafi Eldeen Alzi'abiSafi Eldeen Alzi'abiIsra University
ViewBridging the Gap: Ensuring Synthetic Phonics Continues from Kindergarten into Primary School in Hong KongGeeta Bhavnani | Winnie PangGeeta Bhavnani | Winnie PangThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University
ViewComparison of English and Cantonese IntonationLuk Hiu Ching | Chan Ying Yik | Cheung KiuLuk Hiu Ching | Chan Ying Yik | Cheung KiuHong Kong Community College | Hong Kong Community College | Hong Kong Community College
ViewContextualized embeddings predict the pitch contours of Mandarin monosyllabic wordsXiaoyun JinXiaoyun Jin | R. Harald BaayenEberhard Karls Universität Tübingen
ViewCross-dialectal perspective on the relation between form and meaning: the case of Tone 3 sandhi in spoken Beijing and Taiwan MandarinYuxin LuYuxin LuUniversity of Tübingen
ViewCross-linguistic influence on vowels of Salento Italian-French bilingualsMarie FongaroMarie Fongaro | Barbara Gili Fivela | Maud PélissierUniversity of South Bohemia in ?eské Bud?jovice | University of Salento |University Paris Cité
ViewDeep neural networks identify sensitive regions of an acoustic tubeAxel EkströmRunhui Song | Johan Sjons | Axel EkströmUppsala University | Uppsala University | KTH Royal Institute of Technology
ViewDipping-Tone Contrasts in A Multi-Dipping-Tone System: A Case Study of Jìn ChineseWEI, YangWEI, YangHong Kong Shue Yan University
ViewDowntrend in Sylheti Phrasal TonesAMALESH GOPETulika Gogoi | Amalesh GopeTezpur University | Tezpur University
ViewEffects of morpho-phonological consonant deletion on adjacent vowels in three Meru dialects, KenyaConceição CunhaConceição CunhaInstitute of Phonetics, LMU Munich
ViewEffects of Native Tone System and Dual-tone Experience on Non-native Tone PerceptionChuqiao ChenChuqiao Chen | Regine LaiThe Chinese University of Hong Kong, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University | The Chinese University of Hong Kong
ViewEnhancing Learner Engagement and Implicit Acquisition through Voice Mirroring: A New Audio-Based Approach for Japanese Language EducationNobuko WangNobuko WangProfessor, Department of Japanese Language Education Senshu University, Japan
ViewEnhancing Post-secondary Language Majors’ Accentual Awareness through Video Analysis and ReflectionWience Wing-sze LAIWience Wing-sze LAICollege of Professional and Continuing Education, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
ViewEvaluation of L2 English Accented Speakers’ Employability in ChinaYuqing HeYuqing He | Ksenia GnevshevaSchool of Literature, Languages and Linguistics, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia | School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
ViewGeminates in Libyan Arabic: Investigating Articulatory Correlates.Amel IssaAmel IssaUniversity of Leeds; Gharyan University
ViewGenerative Phonetic Modeling of Malay Nasal HarmonyJian-Leat SiahJian-Leat SiahUniversity of California, Los Angeles
ViewHRTs in 1st and 2nd generation Mandarin- and Anglo-background speakers in AustraliaChengjin LiuChengjin Liu | Ksenia GnevshevaThe Australian National University | The Australian National University
ViewNasal consonants in MalayalamCaterine Ann MichaelCaterine Ann Michael | Reenu PunnoosePhD Scholar, Indian Institute of Technology Palakkad | Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Technology Palakkad
ViewPerception of Dh-Stopping in South Yorkshire EnglishBartolome Diaz-MartinezBartolome Diaz-MartinezUniversity of Murcia, Spain
ViewPerceptual Differences Between Indo-European and Sinitic Language Speakers: A Gating Experimentman-ni chu | man-ni chuman-ni chuFu Jen Catholic University
ViewPhonemic shift in Pakistani PunjabiSundar HumaSundar HumaLahore Collee for Women University Lahore
ViewPhonotactics and Lexical Effect in Evaluating Perceptual DistinctivenessMingxing LiPauline Liu | Mingxing LiHong Kong Baptist University | Hong Kong Baptist University
ViewPitch relationship and phonation cues in native and non-native listeners’ Mandarin tone perceptionOk Joo LeeOk Joo Lee | Kyungmin LeeSeoul National University | Seoul National University
ViewProsodic prominence does not facilitate word identificationMartina PenkeBarbara Zeyer | Martina PenkeUniversity of Cologne | University of Cologne
ViewSeeing, Hearing and Feeling L2 Sounds Through Metaphoric GestureEnid LeeEnid LeeOkinawa International University
ViewSpeech Rate of Short vs. Long Interrogative Sentences in Human-Directed vs. Device-Directed Dialectal Arabic SpeechArwa AlsahafiYahya Aldholmi | Arwa Alsahafi | Reema Alshiddi | May Al-SagerDepartment of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University
ViewSpeech Rate Perception and Speaker Identification in Human-Directed vs. Device-Directed Arabic SpeechMay Al-SaqerYahya Aldholmi | May Al-Saqer | Arwa Alsahafi | Reema AlshiddiDepartment of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University
ViewTemporal Dynamics of Acoustic Emotion Encoding: A Mixed- Effects Modeling Analysis of Valence, Arousal, and DominanceYuxin FANYuxin FAN, Yufeng WUSoutheast University | City University of Hong Kong
ViewTense-Lax Vowels in Tibeto-Burman Languages: A Phonetic Analysis of LahuHONG YingHONG YingThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University
ViewThe realization of tones in spontaneous spoken Taiwan Mandarin: a corpus-based survey and theory-driven computational modelingYuxin LuYuxin Lu | Yu-Ying Chuang|R.Harald BaayenUniversity of Tübingen
ViewThe Role of Acoustic Features In Elderly Adults’ Voice PreferencesMIN-HSUAN, KAOMIN-HSUAN, KAOKang Chiao International School
ViewThe Self-Ironic Speaker: A Psycholinguistic Journey into Humor, Identity, and ConversationAleksandra SiemieniukAleksandra SiemieniukMaria Grzegorzewska University & University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw
ViewTonal Preservation verse Prosodic Transfer: How Cantonese-L1 Speakers Navigate Mandarin Question IntonationXu ShujingXu Shujing | Chunyu Ge | Grace Wenling Cao | Peggy Pik Ki MokThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University | University College Dublin | The Chinese University of Hong Kong
ViewVowel Restructuring Under Retroflex Trill Suffixation in JingMen MandarinYue XieYUE XIE | Roshidah Hassan | Poh-shin ChiewUniversity of Malaya | University of Malaya | University of Malaya

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